Summerhouse is less of a 'video game' and more of a digital box of LEGOs that only builds charming European cottages and mid-century modern retreats. There are no points, no timers, and no monsters. It’s pure, distilled aesthetic play.

If you have a kid who spends hours in Minecraft creative mode or decorating houses in The Sims, this is a must-buy. It’s the kind of experience that lowers the heart rate. It’s also a great first game for kids who are still mastering controller basics because you literally can't lose. It’s short, sweet, and incredibly respectful of the player’s time.